Secondary 3 – Biology: Human Reproductive System
Reproduction is one of the characteristics of living things. Reproduction plays an important role in producing offspring, ensuring the continuation of the human species, and transmitting genetic material from generation to generation. The process of human reproduction involves a series of biological and physiological stages starting from the formation of reproductive cells (sperm in men and eggs in women), and fertilization, to fetal development in the womb until birth.
Secondary 3 students had the opportunity to learn about the human reproductive system. This time they learned about the female reproductive system. Students learned to recognize each organ’s anatomy, parts, and functions in this system. In the final meeting, they were asked to make a drawing of the female reproductive system complete with the names of the parts and the function of each part. This task is done individually so that students can develop independence in learning, learn to manage their time effectively, be disciplined in completing tasks on time, and practice organizing their thoughts and ideas.
Students can decorate and color their drawings to make them look better, more interesting, and creative. During the assignment, students looked enthusiastic and earnest in completing the task. Some students were more curious about this material by actively asking questions during the assignment. ***
